Sheng Siong Group's Valuations Appear Stretched -- Market Talk

Dow Jones03-03

0008 GMT - Sheng Siong Group's valuations appear stretched, says Citi analyst Gan Huan Wen in a note. The Singapore-listed grocery retailer's 2026 outlook appears bright, as it could benefit from government vouchers while earnings should see a boost from stores opening this year, the analyst says. However, the stock is trading around two standard deviations higher than its historical average, and the company's upbeat prospects appear to already be priced in, he says. He also trims his 2026 and 2027 net profit projections by 2.0% and 1.0%, respectively, to factor in the retailer's full-year results. Citi downgrades the stock to neutral from buy on stretched valuations but raises its target price to S$2.80 from S$2.55 thanks to Sheng Siong's outlook. Shares last closed at S$2.63. (megan.cheah@wsj.com)

 

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